as it says i need a wire diagram for the jdm power folding mirrors my friends 91 hatch only had manual mirrors so i would need to know how to to wire the relay and the switch thanks in advance

 

Grab a test light and start hooking things up. You will get it right sometime

 

go to:
http://students.washington.edu/kristic/jdm.htm


scroll down and you will see what you looking for

 

I've heard that with the jdm mirrors people had issues with being able to angle the mirror so they can see. I guess because of the right hand drive factor. I this true? and if so, is it fixable?

 

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Yeah, i have this problem. My pass. side mirror is angled out too wide. Its not too bad, its angled so i can see my blind spot though. But i just use my rearview and look over my shoulder. I wired them myself with the help of a friend, using a diagram from an H-T member, i think it was RioNinja. It was really useful. If you can get the jdm powerfolding mirrors, get them, they are nice. Dont forget to get the resistor/relay box.


Modified by EF-9SiR at 6:21 AM 4/10/2003

 

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Yeah, i have this problem. My pass. side mirror is angled out too wide. Its not too bad, its angled so i can see my blind spot though. But i just use my rearview and look over my shoulder. I wired them myself with the help of a friend, using a diagram from an H-T member, i think it was RioNinja. It was really useful. If you can get the jdm powerfolding mirrors, get them, they are nice. Dont forget to get the resistor/relay box.


Modified by EF-9SiR at 6:21 AM 4/10/2003</TD></TR></TABLE>


i have them already but i still dont have a good enoughdiagram to go off of to wire it without worrying about burning it up

 

so u have all the parts? thats good. wiring isnt that bad, wiring power windows was a little harder for me cuz i had to sit and test all the pins and had to solder. Like i mentioned, pm RioNinja, i believe he is a mod on this site, and he was more than willing to hook me up with the wiring diagram. I would give it to you, but its not mine and wouldnt want to give it without his permission. Good luck with the install. Shouldnt take more than an hour or two.

 

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Yes you can't JACK with these mirror unless you put the JDM PF motor onto you USDM mounting base. That will resolve the problem.

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